Sutcliffe 90th Birthday Observed At Clarksville Home
O E Sutcliffe marked his 90th birthday with an open house at his Clarksville area home. Hosts were son in law and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Joh Burroughs of Allison and son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Lynn Sutcliffe. Assisting guests included Mrs LeRoy Brocka of Sumner a granddaughter and Mrs Flossie Bolin. Ninety guests signed in from Allison Cedar Falls Clarksville Floyd Meservey Plainfield Shell Rock Waverly and Norman Oklahoma.
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O. E. Sutcliffe
Allison
Cedar Falls
Clarksville
Floyd
Meservey
Plainfield
Shell Rock
Waverly
Norman
Oklahoma
James Good
Cynthia Ann
John Martin
Donald Johnson
Marty
Paradise
California
Fred Klunder
Ahrens Rest Home
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Alfred Schmadeke
Texas
R. J. Topp
Iowa Falls
Luella O. Robbins
Topp
Robert Packard
Little Rock
Arkansas
Everett Shaffer
Melusine Klunder
AmVet Hall
Greene
Charles City
Nashua
Tripoli
Lyle Bienemann
Iowa City Hospital
Engaged Sherburne-W Shelly in Clarksville Osage union
Engaged Dorothy Sherburne daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Sherburne of Clarksville to Gary Shelly son of Rev and Mrs Kenneth Shelly of Osage. Dorothy a 1966 Clarksville High School grad attends Wesleyan Methodist College in Mis envale Kansas. Gary formerly attended the same college and studies to be a radio technician. No wedding date set.
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Forrest Sherburne
Clarksville
Dorothy
Gary Sheley
Kenneth Shelly
Osage
Miss Sherburne
Clarksville High School
Weseyan Methodist College
Misenvale
Kansas
Roberts receives 50 year Masonic membership award
N. Roberts was presented with a 50 year membership certificate by the Clarksville Masonic Lodge at a Tuesday ceremony in the Masonic Hall. A 6:30 cooperative dinner for lodge and Order of Eastern Star members and their families preceded the evening program, which featured a third degree initiation ceremony.
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N. Roberts
E. N. Roberts
Clarksville Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Community clubs meet in Clarksville amid family updates
Clarksville locals report upcoming meetings of the Jackson Dayton Home Homemakers Club on Tuesday afternoon January 3 at Mrs Donald Davis home and the Embroidery Club on Thursday January 4 at Mrs Howard Clarks home. Also noted are family visits as the Max Lindley family travels to Dyer Indiana with Randy Van Slyke and Steve Olmstead joining Tony Lindley for the week. Don Niehaus, stationed with the U S Navy in Memphis, visits his parents for a holiday stay.
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Jackson- Dayton
Donald Davis
Embroidery
Howard Clark
Max Lindley
Dyer
Indiana
Clarksville
Randy van Slyke
Steve Olmstead
Tony Lindley
Don Niehaus
U. S. Navy
Memphis
Tennessee
Mrs
Martin Niehaus
Engagement Planned for Karyl Tindall and Ron McFate
Plen Merch announces the engagement of Karyl Tindall Cedar Rapids to Ron McFate son of Mr and Mrs Raymond McFate Olin with a March wedding planned. Also details an adoption birth and hospital visits involving local residents and relatives across several towns.
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Ray Tindall
Bristow
Karyl
Cedar Rapids
Ron McFate
Raymond McFate
Olin
Weekly Bowling Scores and High Clears Across Local Leagues
Last week's results show Rollers and Hamm's leading at Greene Cafe and El-Bar Lanes with 4-0 sweeps. High scorers include Sam Sneed with two 203 games and 591 series, plus Bob Barth 212, Elmer Stock 642 series, and multiple 200s across Tuesday to Friday leagues. The program notes co sponsorship by the Butler County Extension Service and Beef Producers Association, inviting signups at the Allison Extension office.
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Farmer’s Co-op
van Dyke Limestone
Jim’s Standard
Miller Real Estate
First State Bank
Gary’s Sinclair
Elmer Stock
Bob Curtis
Eldon Peterson
Sam Sneed
Charles Starkweather
Ralph Marsh
Bratle
Dorothy’s
Dougherty Hardware
Allison Purina
Beauty Shop
Drakle
Dorothy Fischer
Barbara Stock
Fern Clark
Mable Blum
Joyce Bliss
Irene Rover
Fern’s
Hite’s
Jim’s
Murphy's Trans
Greene Cafe
Fern
Butler County Extension Service
Butler County Beef Producer’s Association
Allison
Social Security Contributions Raised in 1967 Changes
Beginning with January pay, social security tax rises to 4.4 percent on the first 6600 of wages, with allocations to old age and survivors, disability, and hospital funds. Employers match. self employed rate becomes 6.4 percent for 1967. Also notes early 1967 benefit provisions and Waterloo district office hours change to 7:45 p.m. Mondays.
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Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Waterloo
Beef feeding facilities and course schedule details
Beed Scheelmeets in feeding and management. A three day short course runs January 18, 25 and February 1 from 9 30 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. Registration is 5 00 dollars covering all noon meals with January 11 deadline. Speakers include L J Bodensteiner Robert C deBaca Nelson Gay Tom Wickersham W Harvey Hirning and Fred Roth.
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Connelly
L. J. Bodensteiner
Dist
Robert C. deBaca
Nelson Gay
Tom Wickersham
Extension Animal Science
W Harvey Hirning
Fred Roth
Extension Agricultural
Snow Cleanup in Greene After First Major Snowfall
Photo shows cleanup crews at the library corner as a snow pile is moved to the river after ten inches fell from Tuesday evening December 27 through Wednesday night. The scene captures a town weather event with local responders at work.
Iowa Crop Value Up 22 Percent In 1966
The Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports 1966 crop value at 1.8 billion dollars, up 22 percent from 1965. Growth driven by major grain production and higher prices. hay did not rise. Iowa ranked third nationally in crop value, with corn alone worth 1.1 billion dollars, about 62 percent of state totals.
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Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Iowa
United States
California
Illinois
Towa
Governor Love to Speak at Nowa Lincoln Day Dinner
Colorado Governor John Love, chairman of the Republican Governor's Association, will headline the Lincoln Day Dinner in Des Moines on February 11, representing the Nowa Republican Party at the event.
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Colorado
John Love
Nowa Republican Party
Des Moines
Love
Republican Governor’s Association
Death comes to Emory English retired state official
Des Moines man Emory English a former state representative has died. His long career included public service at the state level.
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Emory English
Des Moines
Hughes says governors meeting with Johnson shows unity
Governor Harold Hughes and eight other Democratic governors met with President Johnson at his Johnson City Texas ranch to air complaints about policy formation. Hughes told Des Moines reporters the open dialogue strengthens the party and rejects claims of disunity, describing the gathering as a dialogue rather than a monologue.
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Harold Hughes
Hughes
Johnson
Johnson City
Texas
Highes
Des Moines
Democratic Party
Fines in Greene Court List Include Several Careless Driving Charges
Gerald Loomer Jurgen Ennen and John Lantz all of Greene paid 10.00 fine and 4.00 costs for careless driving. Charles Burma of Allison was charged with illegal parking, paying 5.00 fine and 4.00 costs.
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Gerald Loomer
Jurgen Ennen
John Lantz
Greene
Charles Burma
Allison
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Ardean Landers
Maxfield Mutual
Greene, Do
Plen Merch
Rollers
Lea
Gue
Hamm's
Este Bor El-Bar
Riverside Cafe
Clay Pipe Inn
Macey
Sperry-Ray Ins
Curtis Insurance
John Deere
Caer
O’brien
Sam’s Fullereties
Macy
Sperry-Ray Insurance
Sam’s Fullerettes
Mabel Carmichael
Lorraine Gabe
Charmayne Sneed
Evelyn Behnke
Janice Metz
Dorothy Stottler
Carol Shultz
Rose Klunder
Bert Scott
Annette Shultz
Mary Jane McWilliams
Marge Martzahn
Darlene Dralle
Bettie McLennan
Gertie Marsh
Henrietta Meele
U.S
Royal Mens and Boys Footwear
S.D. Pooley Lumber CO
Clinton and
Tyler Oats
Plus
Iowa Crop Improvement Association
Harvey Hirning
Capitol News
Miughes
Bamker
Irving van Raden
Dial Farm
van Dyke
Bristow, Iowa
Amyet Hall
Az Rath
Black Hawk
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